Pit alignment and earthworks between Marygoldhill Plantation and Drakemire, Berwickshire

Peter Strong (Author)


Keyword(s):
Ditch, Stone Ard, Pits, Plain Stone Balls, Enclosure, Posts
Period(s):
Iron Age

Abstract


A co-linear alignment of pits and ditch segments accompanied by a bank is cut by the ramparts of an enclosure annexed to an Iron Age fort. Three consecutive pits may have held posts, whereas the rest had been used for quarrying. They may be the relics of pre-Iron Age earthworks, including a larger system of land divisions. Finds comprise a stone ard and two plain stone balls. Au (adp AR)

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Published
30-11-1989
How to Cite
Strong, P. (1989). Pit alignment and earthworks between Marygoldhill Plantation and Drakemire, Berwickshire. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 118, 111-129. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.118.111.129
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